As some may remember, I worked at a summer camp this year. My job was to run the indoor areas like the game room and the arcade. Throughout the summer, I had some time to play a few video games myself. This was usually in the morning when I was running the controllers and tablets through the chargers. I beat a few including two that I hadn’t beaten before. All of these were on the Nintendo Mini and Super Nintendo Mini, so they’re classic games. I missed out on some because the campers liked them too and took over my games. That’s fair since it’s all for them. Anyway, here are the endings of the games I beat. I did videos because I love the finale music of many of them, especially the Super NES games.
The next one is a game my best friend since 1st grade and I tried hard to beat. Never figured it out and I recently learned that we had no idea what we were doing. Either his game never came with the manual or he never read it, but I learned there was a leveling system and a healing spell in the game. We really could have used that healing spell way back when. The ending starts around 30 seconds.
This was the surprise victory. I’ll admit that I didn’t do the second play through because I ran out of time and I didn’t want to do it all again. I made it close to the end of the second run though, but I hated the special weapon you get. Now, Super Ghouls & Ghosts is an infamously hard game. Only reason I succeeded was because the Super NES Mini has a function where you can save exactly where you are. I would restart whenever I got hit and lost all of my power ups. I’m not ashamed to admit this considering when I was younger, my friend and I would never make it beyond the first stage. Now, here we are:
(Wow. They really did put the Princess’s measurements in there. That’s pretty messed up.)
Enjoyed the tour through the various endings, Charles. Thanks.
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You’re welcome.
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We keep getting older, but the video games are eternal (although blocky).
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Blocky?
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